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I propose adding Rust support to LiveCodes by interpreting/compiling it into WebAssembly that browsers can understand. Adding Rust to LiveCodes will be a great addition, to be including one of the most popular programming languages that people are eager to learn/try. While being loyal/committed to LiveCodes' philosophy on evaluating all languages on the browser (client-side) with no backend (server-side)
I would like to work on implementing this feature, as i really need it personally. I'll follow the project's contribution guidelines and try my best!
Hey @fahdfady
That would be a great addition to LiveCodes.
Please go ahead.
We can start by working on a demo that compiles rust code (as a string) to wasm in a simple html page outside LiveCodes.
Then we can adapt that demo to add the new language to LiveCodes.
Other languages that work by compiling to wasm include WebAssembly Text and AssemblyScript. We can use the same way to send the generated wasm to the result page and run it.
Type of feature
✨ Feature
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Suggested feature
I propose adding Rust support to LiveCodes by interpreting/compiling it into WebAssembly that browsers can understand. Adding Rust to LiveCodes will be a great addition, to be including one of the most popular programming languages that people are eager to learn/try. While being loyal/committed to LiveCodes' philosophy on evaluating all languages on the browser (client-side) with no backend (server-side)
I would like to work on implementing this feature, as i really need it personally. I'll follow the project's contribution guidelines and try my best!
Additional context
References that i'd look up into
There are some similar projects that had done that
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